Basically, the owners of the Commonwealth Bank in Martin Place, a building nick named 'The Moneybox', went to court over the land value and challenged the legilsation in relation to Heritage properties. They were saying (now I can only read between the lines of solicitor jargon and court malarkey) if the building was knocked down and they were made to re-build with the exact same materials that were used to build it in the first place (that is, 19th century sandstone - just like plutonium, this can be bought at the corner store) they reckon this would effect the land value.
Ho hum, anyway my idea is that if they nuked the whole site from orbit then they seriously would have to consider doing JUST THAT.
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